Splitting the Sea – Winding Passage

A path that unfolds through motion—
where direction is found not in a straight line, but in the act of moving forward.

Splitting the Sea – Winding Passage captures a more nuanced dimension of the crossing, where the journey itself becomes the focus. Created in Jerusalem, the work reflects the reality of transition—not as a single decisive moment, but as a path that reveals itself gradually.

Sweeping waves of blue and white curve inward on both sides, forming a dynamic enclosure that both shapes and challenges the passage. At the center, a winding path emerges, guiding the eye through shifting terrain—suggesting movement that adapts rather than resists.

A collective presence advances along this path, rendered through layered texture and luminous accents of gold. The figures appear unified, yet the movement is not linear; it bends, turns, and continues, reflecting the complexity of moving forward through uncertainty.

The interplay between motion and structure creates a sense of rhythm, where each step becomes part of a larger unfolding.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this piece introduces depth and direction into a space. It often becomes a central focal point—bringing movement, narrative, and a sense of journey into a refined interior.

This work is held in private collections across the United States.